Afterschool Enrichment Teacher (Part-Time)

TrulyHired; Winchester (MA); On-site; USD 28,000 - 55,000; Part time

Job summary

Acera is seeking Part-Time Afterschool Enrichment Teachers in Winchester, MA to lead hands-on, project-based classes for small groups. Classes run 3:00 PM–6:00 PM in 12-week trimesters, with opportunities in STEM, arts, outdoor ed, sewing and woodshop.

Ideal candidates bring teaching experience, strong communication, and a collaborative, student-centered approach. Start date is as soon as available.

Qualifications

• Prior teaching experience is highly desired, mentoring may be available in lieu of substantial prior teaching experience.
• Great skills in specialist areas and relevant tool use.
• Highly organized and able to steward workspaces with care, to leave a ready-to-go space for others.
• Experience setting norms for safety.
• Flexible and adaptable for changes and surprises; able to cope with a vibrant and busy environment.
• A genuine commitment to each students' growth, happiness and authentic engagement.
• Collaborative working style with colleagues and students alike
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Responsibilities

• Design and deliver project-based enrichment curriculum tailored to student cohorts across three age bands.
• Tailor instructional approaches to diverse learning styles, prioritizing safety and stewardship of shared spaces.
• Champion student growth and align with Acera's mission and core values

Skills

Teaching experience

Strong communication

Highly organized

Job description

Job Description

For the 2026-2027 school year, we're looking for Part-Time Afterschool Enrichment Teachers to lead hands-on, project-based classes for small groups of students (capped at around 12) in one or more of the following areas:

• STEM and Maker (examples electronics, engineering and coding)
• Visual and Performing Arts
• Outdoor Education
• Sewing and Textile Crafts
• Woodworking and Design

Salary Range: $20 – $40 per hour

Position Type: School year, part-time

Class Days and Time: Classes meet once per week from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, on one or more weekdays, and run in approximately 12-week trimesters (Fall, Winter, and Spring)

Additional Hours: Opportunities to teach during vacation and summer camps

Start Date: As soon as you are available

Key Responsibilities for Curriculum Development & Instruction

• Design and deliver project-based enrichment curriculum tailored to student cohorts across three age bands: lower elementary, intermediate/upper elementary, and middle/upper school.
• Tailor instructional approaches to diverse learning styles and interests, while prioritizing safety, self-management, and stewardship of shared workspaces - including classrooms and our sunlit, window-lined Innovation Lab.
• Champion student growth over perfection and bring genuine personal alignment with Acera's mission and core values to the work.

Qualifications

• Prior teaching experience is highly desired, but for the right candidate, teaching mentoring may be made available in lieu of substantial prior teaching experience.
• Great skills in specialist areas and relevant tool use.
• Highly organized and able to steward workspaces with care, to leave a ready-to-go, predictable space for others.
• Experience setting norms for safety.
• Flexible and adaptable for changes and surprises; able to cope with a vibrant and busy environment.
• A genuine commitment to each students' growth, happiness and authentic engagement.
• Collaborative working style with colleagues and students alike
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills

Welcome to ATX Learning

What began with a small group of students in 2010 has evolved into a thriving K-10 community of nearly 150 students. As our student body grows, we remain committed to offering what makes Acera unique, like student voice and choice, individual learning plans for every child, small math classes that are organized based on ability rather than age, mentor-supported passion projects, and electives in lab science, social science, art, engineering and woodshop. At Acera, we believe that school should catalyze students' passions, free their potential, and safeguard their innate curiosity and love of learning. Our faculty are "teacherpreneurs" empowered to engage students deeply in themes and topics that matter to them. We develop thinkers and innovators who will be able to make positive change in our world. Learn more at www.aceraschool.org/how-we-teach.